- Excessive inspiratory effort is required;
- It does not, as some believe, “open the pharyngeal resonators;”
- It takes too long;
- It is noisy;
- It tends to tense and raise the chest, and
- It prohibits respiratory parts set in motion during inspiration from recovering in time to make swift, easy adjustments for phonation.
Taken from “A Dictionary of Vocal Terminology” by Cornelius Reid.
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